The new town square: inside the world's busiest co-working hubs
Shared workspaces have become the social centres of a generation of remote workers.
By SKAAH Media Webdesk, Newsroom
· 2 min read
On a weekday morning, the long tables are full: designers, translators, start-up founders and freelance accountants, all working side by side.
For many remote workers, co-working spaces have become more than an office — they are where friendships form and communities are built.
Operators say demand has never been stronger, even as traditional office towers empty.
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